Part 1 COLLABORATIVE. Inclusive. Proudly Filipino. These are emerging trends that are being embraced by young architects and which are being noticed by an increasingly design-conscious public. But ...

Built a year before it was gifted, this bahay-na-bato was also where the Luna brothers stayed while soliciting contributions throughout Batangas for the Propaganda Movement in the 1890s.

Expect to see Bahay na Bato standing side-by-side with neoclassical, art nouveau, and art déco architecture, the Jones Bridge in its original structure, horse carriages, vintage cars, tranvia, old ...

As the DepEd said, Parsons integrated elements from the bahay kubo and bahay na bato that are good for a tropical climate. Ken Enriquez, an architect, said in a column that the Gabaldons are “tropical ...

On a map, Biak-na-Bato looked too close to Manila to be a place of refuge for the revolutionaries, but visiting the caves (one called Bahay Paniki) with all its hiding places and escape routes gave me ...

Bahay na bato A side of a bahay na bato can be extended to house beehives. In areas where there are frequent typhoons like in Batanes, the Ivatan people learned to construct their houses using ...

Actor Xian Lim shared a creepy story that he experienced himself during the shoot of his horror film Bahay na Pula. In an online press conference last February 8, Xian shared his story that happened ...

For love of a homeThe home of my earliest recollections and fondest memories is a very old "Bahay na Bato" situated on Antorcha Street in Balayan, Batangas that we called the Casa Grande. There, I ...

You can now watch the teaser of the horror flick “Bahay na Pula” starring Xian Lim, Marco Gumabao, and Julia Barretto. The official trailer of the much-awaited horror flick Bahay na Pula starring Xian ...

Julia Barretto and Xian Lim are set to be seen in chilling scenes inside a haunted house as they star in the upcoming horror film “Bahay na Pula,” helmed by director Brillante Mendoza.

Creating a modern home that will remain essentially Filipino has gone beyond the traditional notions of the bahay kubo and bahay na bato. Apart from the use of indigenous materials such as capiz ...

Amusingly, the earlier versions of the “bahay na bato” also used adobe for the upper floor, but the frequency of earthquakes called for a thinner, lighter and more tensile material.